There are some things I don't want to see a screen adaptation of.
Song of Ice and Fire was not one of them.
Watchmen was.
Bone is.
http://video.comicbookresources.com/cbr ... bone-rasl/
Everything a damn movie
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Best First wrote:I didn't like it. They don't have mums, or dads, or children. And they turn into stuff. And they don't eat Monster Munch or watch Xena: Warrior Princess. Or do one big poo in the morning and another one in the afternoon. I bet they weren't even excited by and then subsequently disappointed by Star Wars Prequels. Or have a glass full of spare change near their beds. That they don't have.
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Loooooooooooved Watchmen. Thought V for Vendetta was pretty good. Enjoyed From Hell enough. Never got around to seeing all of League of E...LXG.
Bone could make for a cool movie. Or it could be terrible. Depends entirely on the people (and talent) involved.
Bone could make for a cool movie. Or it could be terrible. Depends entirely on the people (and talent) involved.
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V for Vendetta was the best movie out of those brought up, although - perhaps to MV's point - none of them were particularly solid adaptations of the source material. But they're all Alan Moore, and Alan Moore writes for comics. I'm sure if you tried to turn Fight Club into a book, it would kind of suck too.
Back to Bone though: So what are we thinking in terms of CGI/real life? Should it ALL be CGI? OR perhaps the Bones and Boneville are CGI, and the rest is as LOTR as you can get? Should the Bones be straight CGI, or should Andy Sedakis be underneath them all?
Back to Bone though: So what are we thinking in terms of CGI/real life? Should it ALL be CGI? OR perhaps the Bones and Boneville are CGI, and the rest is as LOTR as you can get? Should the Bones be straight CGI, or should Andy Sedakis be underneath them all?
Best First wrote:I thought we could just meander between making well thought out points, being needlessly immature, provocative and generalist, then veer into caring about constructive debate and make a few valid points, act civil for a bit, then lower the tone again, then act offended when we get called on it, then dictate what it is and isn't worth debating, reinterpret a few of my own posts through a less offensive lens, then jaunt down whatever other path our seemingly volatile mood took us in.
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Irony? The novel of Fight Club is leagues beyond the movie, if you ask me.Shanti418 wrote:I'm sure if you tried to turn Fight Club into a book, it would kind of suck too.
Best First wrote:I didn't like it. They don't have mums, or dads, or children. And they turn into stuff. And they don't eat Monster Munch or watch Xena: Warrior Princess. Or do one big poo in the morning and another one in the afternoon. I bet they weren't even excited by and then subsequently disappointed by Star Wars Prequels. Or have a glass full of spare change near their beds. That they don't have.